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which dates from the 1860/70s
neck guard apron is lot number stamped 1534 and the interior
such as the dirigibles of the 30s (USS Macon
8 cm FlaK to be fired in a limited anti-tank mode when still on its wheels
with more reliance placed upon the Tories
Original U.S. WWII Army C Ration B-Unit Can - Unopened Martini-Henry Rifles which dates from the 1860/70sOriginal Item: Only One Available. During World War Two, the Ration, Type C was an individual ration intended to feed one Service Member for one meal. This example was brought home by a WWII U. S. GI and is an original UNOPENED U. S. ARMY FIELD RATION C "B UNIT" can that appears to be stamped on the top of the steel lid 2 42 along with maker code. Which we believe was produced by the National Biscuit Company, Chicago and packaged in February 1942. The
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